1957 Map of Harrison Valley

About this map

Harrison Valley and Mills serve as the primary hubs along the Cowanesque River in this mid-century portrait of northern Potter County. The landscape is defined by deep, named hollows such as Dodge Hollow, Teed Hollow, and Baldwin Hollow, which drain from the elevated Big Level. This era shows a transition in transportation, where the Old Railroad Grade—formerly a vital lumber and freight artery—runs parallel to the river, bypassed by modern developments like the Radar Tower on Bailey Hill.